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OPERATION IN SINGLE SEQUENTIAL ACTUATION MODE
To select the Single Sequential Actuation Mode (see
Figure 1): 

1. Press and hold the red Actuation Selector embedded

in the trigger.

2. Rotate Actuation Selector down to the Single

Sequential Actuation (T).

3. Release Actuation Selector, ensuring locking tab is

fully seated in the slot.

Ensure selector has locked into position. Ensure 

actuation process is fully understood before attempting to use clipped head
nailer.

TO USE THE CLIPPED HEAD NAILER IN SINGLE SEQUENTIAL 
ACTUATION MODE:
1. Firmly grip clipped head nailer handle.

2. Position clipped head nailer work piece 

contact on work piece surface.

3. Push clipped head nailer against work

piece compressing work piece contact.

4. Pull trigger on clipped head nailer to

drive nail. The clipped head nailer will
recoil away from the work piece as nail
is driven.

5. Remove finger from trigger and lift

clipped head nailer away from surface
of work piece.

OPERATION IN CONTACT ACTUATION MODE

When using contact actuation mode, be careful of unin-

tentional double fires resulting from tool recoil. Unwanted fasteners may be
driven if the work piece contact is allowed to accidentally re-contact the work
piece.

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To improve the connection between the quick disconnect and air nailer, and to help
prevent oxidation, apply PTFE tape or joint compound to the connector threads
before insertion. 

3. Snap the air hose onto the quick disconnect on the air nailer. Check for air

leaks.

LUBRICATION
To ensure maximum performance, it is recommended to install an air set (oiler, reg-
ulator, and air filter) as close as possible to the air nailer. Adjust the oiler so that
approximately one drop of oil will be released for every 50 nails.

If an air set is not used or is unavailable, oil the tool using pneumatic tool oil by plac-
ing 2 or 3 drops into the air inlet. This should be done before and after use.  For
proper lubrication, the tool must be fired several times after the oil is introduced to
the filter.

OPERATING THE CLIPPED HEAD NAILER 

Always use hearing protection to protect your ears against
hearing loss due to exhaust noise. Always wear proper safe-
ty glasses to prevent injuries to the eyes from fragments of

the work piece, defective nails or other debris caused by using the clipped
head nailer. 
All safety glasses must have side shields and should conform to
the requirements of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) z87.1.
Failure to comply with this warning could lead to serious or permanent damage
to the ears as well as serious damage or permanent blindness in the eyes. 

Always disconnect the air hose before making adjustments or checking the
functionality of the air nailer.

SELECT TRIGGER ACTUATION MODE

The clipped head nailer is equipped with a selectable trigger. This allows the selec-
tion of Single Sequential Actuation Mode or Contact Actuation Mode.

Figure 1

Summary of Contents for 870011

Page 1: ...NAILER INSTRUCTION MANUAL THIS MANUAL CONTAINS IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING SAFETY OPERATION MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE OF THIS PRODUCT BEFORE USE READ CAREFULLY AND UNDERSTAND ALL CAUTIONS WARNINGS INSTRUCTIONS AND PRODUCT LABELS FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY AND OR PROPERTY DAMAGE IF YOU SHOULD HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR EXPERIENCE A PROBLEM WITH YOUR SNAP ON PRODUCT DO NOT...

Page 2: ... used to alert you to potential personal injury hazards Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION indicates a potentially hazar...

Page 3: ...e clipped head nailer is being used Distractions can result in severe injury or even death to anyone who inadvertently gets in the way of nailing operations Do not use oxygen combustible or bottled gases such as carbon dioxide or nitrogen as a power source for the clipped head nailer Use only compressed air from a source as outlined in this manual The tool will explode resulting in severe injury o...

Page 4: ...contact is pressed against the work piece The clipped head nailer must only be used if both the trigger and work piece contact work at the same time Always use hearing protection to protect your ears against hearing loss due to exhaust noise Always wear proper safe ty glasses to prevent injuries to the eyes from fragments of the work piece defective nails or other debris caused by using the clippe...

Page 5: ...kg cm2 G an air hose with an inside diameter of 1 4 6 5 mm or greater and a hose length of less than 6 6 ft 20 m it is recommended that a 0 5 second interval be allowed between each nailing Air supply hoses shall have a minimum working pres sure of 150 psi 10 7 kg cm2 G or 150 of the maximum pressure produced by the compressor or whichever is higher Low air output by the compressor or a longer hos...

Page 6: ... to the connector threads before insertion 3 Snap the air hose onto the quick disconnect on the air nailer Check for air leaks LUBRICATION To ensure maximum performance it is recommended to install an air set oiler reg ulator and air filter as close as possible to the air nailer Adjust the oiler so that approximately one drop of oil will be released for every 50 nails If an air set is not used or ...

Page 7: ...ighten hex screws To increase the depth of the nails when the nosepiece is already set to its lowest setting increase the air pressure To decrease the depth of nails when the nosepiece is already set to its highest setting decrease the air pressure Always disconnect the clipped head nailer before mak ing any adjustments to the nail depth setting USING THE HOOK Always disconnect the air hose before...

Page 8: ...e for the next nail 14 USING THE NO MAR NOSEPIECE Always disconnect the air hose before attaching the no mar nosepiece In order to prevent the surface of the work piece from being scratched or damaged use the no mar nose piece Install no mar nosepiece by pressing it into place on the nose frame See Figure 5 Store the no mar nosepiece in place when not being used Never use a non relieving air coupl...

Page 9: ...ALL MAINTENANCE OF AIR NAILER Always disconnect the air hose from clipped head nail er before attempting any type of maintenance or visual inspection of tool DO NOT hold the trigger in a half pulled position This could cause an unexpected nailing to occur if the work piece contact is permit ted to re contact the work piece Failure to comply could result in damage to work piece LOCKING AND UNLOCKIN...

Page 10: ...t is recom mended that the air nailer be secured in a locked location to prevent unauthorized usage Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and or locations with high humidity and heat Remove the clipped head nailer from use and schedule to have it repaired at an authorized repair facility if the work piece contact is binding or not moving freely Do not attempt to repair the clipped head nail er Failure...

Page 11: ...feeder mechanism Ribbon spring weakened or damaged Piston O ring damaged or worn Nail feeder worn or damaged Use ONLY recommend ed nails Clean and lubricate nail feeder Replace ribbon spring Use recommended pneumatic tool oil Contact Customer Service Replace nail feeder Nails jam or driven nail is bent Ensure correct nails are being used Inspect for worn driver blade Nail feeder worn or damaged Us...

Page 12: ... A0203 0111 Muffler 9 K0300 4021 Top Cap Screw Set 10 A0003 0331 Screw 11 A0301 1641 Cap Top 12 A0317 0001 Wear Ring 13 A0100 1971 Spring 14 K0300 2741 Firing Valve Set 15 A0200 2612 O Ring 39 4 3 2 16 A0200 3211 O Ring 59 4 3 1 17 A0308 0491 Firing Valve 18 A0313 0281 Seal Firing Valve 19 A0005 0551 Washer Support 20 A0313 0121 Piston Retainer 21 K0600 3991 Piston Unit 22 A0200 1962 O Ring 47 3 3...

Page 13: ...2 5 70 A0200 1101 O Ring 7 2 71 K1100 2421 Magazine Set 72 A0706 1371 Support 73 A0708 0392 Steel Bar 74 A0713 0352 Insert 25 A0200 3221 O Ring 58 2 5 26 A0200 1952 O Ring 57 5 3 3 27 A0303 0811 Cylinder 28 A0800 0781 Spacer 29 A0200 2002 O Ring 85 3 5 30 A0311 0351 Sleeve Hold Down 31 A0305 0131 Collar 32 K0500 0901 Trigger Valve Set 33 A0313 0651 Main Body Bumper 34 A0712 1181 Release Guide 35 A...

Page 14: ...in transit damage When sending your product include your name address phone number e mail address dated proof of purchase or copy and a statement about the nature of the problem Warranty coverage is conditioned upon purchaser furnishing Alltrade with adequate written proof that they are the original purchaser and of the original purchase date Parts returned freight prepaid and insured will be insp...

Page 15: ...ion and charges and the location of your nearest authorized service facility 28 gations to the purchaser Alltrade shall not be responsible or liable for any expense including freight charges or repairs made outside Alltrade s facility or an Alltrade designated service unless expressly agreed to by Alltrade in writing Under no cir cumstances shall Alltrade bear any responsibility for loss of the un...

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